Sentence examples for nuanced areas from inspiring English sources

Instead we'll examine more nuanced areas of interest, such as mermaid vampires.

Facebook started out as and continues to be, a personal photosharing site, that has exported the idea that everything is awesome or at least likeable, into profitable and nuanced areas.

Some suggested the governor was gratuitously provocative in citing the Sept. 11 attacks as he waded into a nuanced area of civil liberties versus national security.

Wayfinding used to be synonymous with maps and signs but is now a more nuanced area of communication cutting across the disciplines of graphic, public realm and digital design.

It's a nuanced field.

So, as a professional creative, I must sit in the nuanced gray area between the knowledge that followers are important and that fame is fickle; that numbers are valuable and yet have nothing to do with the value of my work.

According to the conspiracy mind, there is no such thing as a nuanced or grey area; it's all: "Jews are evil", "America follows the Jews".

While you can find elegant, nuanced zinfandels from other areas, such adjectives don't come to mind when describing these wines.

A nuanced look at gray areas and hard choices, the song closes the record with a series of astounding verses.

Smith, a Middle East correspondent for The Weekly Standard, contends in this short, dense, nuanced polemic that the area suffers from endemic political violence.

To conclude, while acknowledging these limitations, the authors believe that the evidence presented in this research contributes to our understanding of the complexity of teachers' pedagogical practices in the classroom and points to the need for more nuanced research in this area.